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By Keizer@drupal.org on
I want to blog directly from Flick R to my Drupal application. In FlickR, they ask me the API to use and I indicated "Blogger" But then they are aslking for "APIendpoint" LogIn and Password. I gave the blog entry URL of my DRUPA application and my logIn credentials, but it does not work...
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Bit more information would
Bit more information would be *quite* useful.
Which Drupal version?
Have you properly enabled the BlogAPI module and configured it (http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/blogapi)?
Flickr settings
What you need to do to get this working is:
And you should be all set.
FLickR and Drupal
thanks, that worked
not working for me
I have it set up and flickr puts something like this into a blog post when I want to blog a photo:
.flickr-photo { border: solid 2px #000000; }
.flickr-yourcomment { }
.flickr-frame { text-align: left; padding: 3px; }
.flickr-caption { font-size: 0.8em; margin-top: 0px; }
What can I do?
Changing the layout
You can customize the layout after choosing one when you set up the blog thingie. Go to Your blogs/Choose layout, and edit the CSS there.
-- I am the Shield-Anvil. And I am not yet done.
I got the post --Where is the flicker photo?
There is a link to the photo, but the photo is not displayed in my blog. What am I doing wrong?
www.halfpastnine.com
Input Formats
Check filter usage for the posting. In admin/settings/filters you should set the default format to be Full HTML so that the blog posts can use HTML, or optionally configure the Filtered HTML format to use allowed HTML (admin/settings/filters/1/configure) which better suits what Flickr is supplying. I guess you need to insert img in addition to those already listed.
Paul K Egell-Johnsen
Not just blogapi
I enabled the blogapi.module, but there is nothing about blog.module. After it don't worked without it and display a message in flickr: "The username and password you entered do not have any weblogs associated with them." I asume it should be enable :) After that everything was just fine.
P.S. If you want to change the size of the published picture, you need to change the source of the image. Right click on the large image in flickr and choose view image. After that copy the link starting with farm... to the source code.
http://hrisidesign.com